In Photos: Russell Wilson shares heartfelt birthday post for 'amazing wife' Ciara amid Broncos struggle
Russell Wilson and Ciara are a power couple in the NFL world. Always showering love for each other, no one expected any less from Wilson on Ciara's birthday. The NFL star came through with a heartfelt post on Instagram, stunning fans with raw emotion. Judging by Wilson's post, Ciara's 36th birthday was an important event for the family.
The pair recently moved to Denver after being in Seattle. Wilson played with the Seattle Seahawks for around a decade, moving to the Denver Broncos this season. By the looks of it, both Russell Wilson and Ciara have settled in well.
The highlight, however, was Wilson's heartfelt caption.
"God blessed the world on this day with you. I love you so much. You inspire the world! Every morning your mission is to make the world a better place and you have a perfect score."
"How you love as the love of my life. You are the most amazing wife, mother to our three babies, one of the best iconic entertainers in the world, and brilliant business woman."
He thanked Ciara for loving and encouraging him, wishing her a very happy birthday. Ciara, of course, was quick to thank her husband. She replied under the post, penning an equally emotional reply.
"My sweet love, you mean the world to me! My heart is full because you, our babies, God, and Jesus. It's all I need in this life! Thanks for loving me the way you do. Nothing better than being with you on this special day! I love you so much!"
Russell Wilson and Ciara are settling down in Denver
In a recent interview, the singer spoke about moving to Denver and settling in. While it was not an easy change, they both seem to love their new city. Ciara referred to Denver as 'amazing', which was inclusive of all the amazing fans and food.
However, Broncos fans might have some issues with Wilson's time in Denver. Despite a blockbuster trade, the team is struggling. Denver are currently 2-5, and will not make the playoffs unless they can drastically improve their performances.
Wilson has scored five TDs against three interceptions during six starts, struggling to work with head coach Nathaniel Hackett. Denver will face the Jacksonville Jaguars in London this weekend. This is a must-win game for both sides, as they both sit at 2-5. The prevailing theory is that whoever loses will miss the playoffs this season, as 2-6 is just too steep a hill to climb.
We will see if Russell Wilson can turn it around on Sunday.